SEALSQ Corp. Announces 2026-2030 Strategy to Develop Silicon-Based Quantum Computing Using CMOS-Compatible Technologies, Integrating Security and Industrial Scalability

SEALSQ Corp. has announced a strategic plan for 2026-2030 focused on developing silicon-based quantum computing using CMOS-compatible semiconductor technologies. The company's strategy aims to leverage existing semiconductor design tools, fabrication plants, and global supply chains to produce scalable and secure quantum systems. Key activities include the fabrication of qubits using silicon processes, development of hybrid quantum-classical architectures, and the integration of quantum components with classical control logic, AI accelerators, and secure computing elements on a single silicon platform. The plan emphasizes embedding security, digital identity, cryptography, and lifecycle management directly into silicon to support regulatory compliance and industrial viability. SEALSQ aims to position itself at the intersection of quantum innovation, semiconductor industrialization, and post-quantum security to enable quantum technologies ready for integration into future digital infrastructure.

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